Historicist: The Dawn of the Horseless Era
Frederick Barnard Fetherstonhaugh owned Toronto's first "motor carriage."
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Historicist: Throwing Intellectual Bombs
Rabble-rousing feminist and anarchist Emma Goldman died in Toronto in 1940.
The First Official Victoria Day
Back in 1901, the holiday weekend was a washout.
Building Storeys: TTC Yards
Where Toronto's public transit vehicles go for rest or repairs.
Historicist: Happy 50th Birthday, North York!
Celebrating a suburban golden jubilee back in '72.
Building Storeys: Subways
Moving Torontonians in red or silver trains since 1954.
Camp 30 Fights On
Historicist: Stone Free
That time Jimi Hendrix mistook heroin for Bromo Seltzer and got arrested in Toronto.
The Saga Of The Maple Leafs’ Futility (Part Two)
Building Storeys: The Trillium
The Saga of the Maple Leafs’ Futility (Part One)
Forty-five years ago today, the Leafs won the Stanley Cup. Here's some of what's happened since.
Historicist: How (Not) to Marry a Millionaire
That time Toronto police shut down professional matchmaker Nelle Brooke Stull.
Building Storeys: Rail Bridges
Moving (and preserving) Torontonians over and under busy train tracks.
Historicist: The Grand Tour
Lost Tunes
As Record Store Day approaches, a look at some of Toronto's past music merchants.
Dial 1050 CHUM for Dick Clark
In honour of "America's Oldest Teenager," a look at his brief stint as a Toronto radio DJ...sort of.
Historicist: In the Dark
How Toronto survived, and even enjoyed, the Northeast Blackout of 1965.
“The Greatest Marine Disaster in History”
How Torontonians learned about the Titanic disaster a century ago.
Prehistoric Toronto: The Terrain of Our City Through the Ages
What was happening here hundred of millions of years ago?
Historicist: Playing the Field
The double life of Arthur Irwin, baseball star and polygamist.
